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Trisha Mukherjee

Trisha Mukherjee

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Associate Editor, Sunday Magazine, The New Indian Express

New Delhi

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Senior Features Writer @PTI Beats include art and culture, travel, books and food | Covered Venice Biennale, Hong Kong Art Basel, India Art Fair, Serendipity Arts Festival | News features on health, environment, crime and more | Extensive reporting on farmers protest & pandemic

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Total articles 214

  • ‘Three Storey House’: In a new solo, Anita Dube uses her art for political commentary

    By Trisha Mukherjee Verified| Mint@ Lounge Summary In an ongoing solo, artist Anita Dube paints a picture of the unsettling realities of our times, and the perpetual human desire for the sublime This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Metaphysician, historian and philosopher Ananda Coomaraswamy’s aesthetic theory advocated the role of art as a contemplative tool to understand the divine.

    By Trisha Mukherjee Verified · Mint

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Arpita Akhanda's play on memories wins her the Sovereign Asian Art Prize 2025

    By Trisha Mukherjee Verified| Mint@ What is the winning work about? It is actually about the hide-and-seek that we play with the past and present. We are constantly navigating between the two. I look at the work as the past, and when it looks at the viewers, it is the present. It is a constant dialogue. Weaving is something one almost always associates with fabric. You treat paper in this work to mimic the qualities of fabric, particularly tapestry. What was the idea? One of the first things I wove was a photograph.

    By Trisha Mukherjee Verified · Mint

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Chronicling Mumbai’s chawls with Amol K Patil

    By Trisha Mukherjee Verified| Mint@ Patil is a chronicler of life, or, seen another way, time. The subjects of his sculptures are workers at Mumbai’s textile mills. They live in chawls, and toil all day to eke out a living. And Patil captures them in action, as layers of dust, fabric scraps and rubbish stick to them. “I use performative body language. It represents the things that people in the area work with, and around. I wanted to show how the body is always moving.

    By Trisha Mukherjee Verified · Mint

    Jan. 29, 2025

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The New Indian Express

The New Indian Express is an English-language daily newspaper based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Established in 1932, it has a rich history and evolved from the Indian Express Group after a split in the late 1990s. The publication is part of Express Publications and is known for its commitment to quality journalism. The primary service of The New Indian Express is its daily newspaper, which covers a wide range of topics, including national and international news, politics, sports, and entertainment. In addition to print, the company offers digital content, allowing readers to access news articles and opinion pieces online. The group also publishes regional newspapers and magazines, catering to diverse linguistic audiences, including Dinamani and Kannada Prabha. With approximately 1,502 employees, The New Indian Express serves a broad audience across southern India, appealing to readers interested in reliable news coverage.

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

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Founded: 1932